Pete Dye Introduced Me To

1960, I Was 20 Years Old, And I Was Leading The U.s. Open. Now, I Wasn't Leading By Several Strokes, But I Was Leading The U.s. Open And Playing With Ben Hogan, Had A Very Good Chance To Win, Nine Holes To Go, I Was Leading. I Was Still Leading With Six Holes To Play.

Tom Watson, Tom Watson Blew, What, Two Pga Championships And A U.s. Open. Did It Destroy His Life? No, It Didn't Destroy His Life. He Learned From It. He Went On To Win A Lot Of Major Championships And Obviously Became One Of The World's Great Players.

He Has The Finest, Fundamentally Sound Golf Swing I've Ever Seen.

Age Doesn't Make A Difference Either. Whether You're 20 Or 70, You Can Still Play Together. There Are So Many Different Things You Can Do With Golf That You Can't Do In Other Sports.

It's Great To Win, But It's Also Great Fun Just To Be In The Thick Of Any Truly Well And Hard Fought Contest Against Opponents You Respect, Whatever The Outcome.